Wyoming § 1-32-310 Sale of property given or purchased for
religious use; generally

Wyoming Statutes

§ 1-32-310 — Sale of property given or purchased for religious use; generally

Wyoming § 1-32-310

Title 01Civil Procedure

Ch. 32REAL PROPERTY

Art. 3SALE OR LEASE OF CERTAIN INTERESTS

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 1-32-310 (2026).

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When any real estate except burial grounds of a cemetery has
been donated, bequeathed or otherwise entrusted to or purchased
by any person or trustee for any public religious use but not to
or for use of any particular religious denomination, or when the
same has been donated, bequeathed, entrusted to or purchased by
a particular religious denomination and has been abandoned for
such use, the district court of the county in which the real
estate is located, upon good cause shown upon the petition of
any citizen of the vicinity, may make an order for the sale of
the property whether the same has been built upon or otherwise
improved or not, and may make the order as to costs and
disposition of the proceeds of the sale of the religious or
other public use as shall be just, proper and equitab

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When any real estate except burial grounds of a cemetery has
been donated, bequeathed or otherwise entrusted to or purchased
by any person or trustee for any public religious use but not to
or for use of any particular religious denomination, or when the
same has been donated, bequeathed, entrusted to or purchased by
a particular religious denomination and has been abandoned for
such use, the district court of the county in which the real
estate is located, upon good cause shown upon the petition of
any citizen of the vicinity, may make an order for the sale of
the property whether the same has been built upon or otherwise
improved or not, and may make the order as to costs and
disposition of the proceeds of the sale of the religious or
other public use as shall be just, proper and equitable. The
purchaser shall be invested with as full and complete a title
thereto as the character of the original grant for the religious
use will allow.